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03-20-2015 | 10:46 AM
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For those that have taken their electronic logbook to the interview (logbook pro etc...) how did you print it and present it? I'm debating whether to buy the nice binder and paper that goes with it, or to just have it printed and bound at Kinkos. The nice binder obviously looks great, the Kinkos route is alright but it's much cheaper. And I plan to bring all of my original logbooks which are very neat and organized already, I just want to print the electronic and have it for ease of review and the summary pages. Any advice?
03-20-2015 | 11:19 AM
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For those that have taken their electronic logbook to the interview (logbook pro etc...) how did you print it and present it? I'm debating whether to buy the nice binder and paper that goes with it, or to just have it printed and bound at Kinkos. The nice binder obviously looks great, the Kinkos route is alright but it's much cheaper. And I plan to bring all of my original logbooks which are very neat and organized already, I just want to print the electronic and have it for ease of review and the summary pages. Any advice?
Haha haha!!! Keep it real for F9!! I'm only kidding - do what ever floats your boat, they're not gonna care....
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03-20-2015 | 12:09 PM
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Regarding Logbooks
I am a new hire so take this for what is it worth. I went in with a Kinkos copy. No fancy binder on my end mostly due to cost etc. it didn't seem to hurt me. I was able o answer any questions about my time which I am sure you can as well. As far as interview hints...I am a fan of just being yourself, be likeable and personal and you will do fine. They don't want people who aren't truthful, are arrogant etc etc so be honest and do your best. Everyone makes mistakes, just don't fall apart. I wish you the best and hope to see you with us. I have really enjoyed F9 this far and hope you will as well.
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03-20-2015 | 01:51 PM
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I went to office depot and bought green paper, went home and printed it Jeppesen 27 style in duplex, put it in a two ring binder and that's what I took to the interview. They never said anything about it either way. Also, don't forget to sign each page, that's the part they did care about.
I have Log Ten Pro which allows many different formats, not sure about logbook pro. Either way, print it, put it in a simple binder, sign and you will be good to go.
I have Log Ten Pro which allows many different formats, not sure about logbook pro. Either way, print it, put it in a simple binder, sign and you will be good to go.
03-20-2015 | 02:21 PM
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Awesome, thanks guys! What are they looking for and what are they asking about during the review of it? I guess that's the part I don't understand. Would a summary page that breaks everything down be useful? I'm not at a 121 so this is new to me. Maybe I'm just overthinking it and stressing about the little stuff.
03-20-2015 | 03:06 PM
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Awesome, thanks guys! What are they looking for and what are they asking about during the review of it? I guess that's the part I don't understand. Would a summary page that breaks everything down be useful? I'm not at a 121 so this is new to me. Maybe I'm just overthinking it and stressing about the little stuff.
03-20-2015 | 03:20 PM
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Awesome, thanks guys! What are they looking for and what are they asking about during the review of it? I guess that's the part I don't understand. Would a summary page that breaks everything down be useful? I'm not at a 121 so this is new to me. Maybe I'm just overthinking it and stressing about the little stuff.
Don't get worked up about the logbook review. As long as it's clean and the times are correct, you won't have an issues. Make sure every page is signed also. Most of our Frontier clients report back that the logbook review was nothing more than page flipping.
A nice spreadsheet of your flight times does't hurt either. Just shows you've gone a step forward and are trying your best to make a good impression.
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